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Understanding 9/11The birth of Black America : the first African Americans and the pursuit of freedom at Jamestown
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Includes bibliographical references and index
pt. 1. The founders of black America leave Africa -- Masquerade -- Jagas -- A game at chess -- Into the realm of Kalunga -- Alias, the "Dutchman" -- pt. 2. The founders land at Jamestown -- Unmasked -- The black knight's last pawn -- pt. 3. The founders seek freedom -- The first martyr -- Two save the colony -- That the child shall be free -- Ties that bind -- Making hay -- The shirt -- Angola plantation -- America George -- pt. 4. The founders' legacy -- Jamestown burns -- Roots of abolition
Recounts the journey of the first generation of African Americans stolen from a Spanish slave ship and brought to Jamestown in 1619, discussing their contributions to the establishment of the young colony and their efforts to purchase freedom and establish communities
pt. 1. The founders of black America leave Africa -- Masquerade -- Jagas -- A game at chess -- Into the realm of Kalunga -- Alias, the "Dutchman" -- pt. 2. The founders land at Jamestown -- Unmasked -- The black knight's last pawn -- pt. 3. The founders seek freedom -- The first martyr -- Two save the colony -- That the child shall be free -- Ties that bind -- Making hay -- The shirt -- Angola plantation -- America George -- pt. 4. The founders' legacy -- Jamestown burns -- Roots of abolition
Recounts the journey of the first generation of African Americans stolen from a Spanish slave ship and brought to Jamestown in 1619, discussing their contributions to the establishment of the young colony and their efforts to purchase freedom and establish communities
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